Movie Focuses on Elder Fraud and Age-Irrelevant Relationships

This week we’re recommending the movie “Thelma,” starring the formidable and delightful 94-year-old June Squibb. Part Mission Impossible, part Harold and Maude, it’s a comedy with something serious to say—about elder fraud and the value of intergenerational connection. Question: Are all badass women named Thelma?

Follow the link below to see Roger Ebert’s review.

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